Few notes about this lot. The Mark Fry album is brand new, though sounds rather compellingly as if it was recorded in 1971, while the Modeselektor album features Thom Yorke on a couple of tracks and works in places as a neat Berlin companion piece to “The King Of Limbs”. Just writing somethin...
Few notes about this lot. The Mark Fry album is brand new, though sounds rather compellingly as if it was recorded in 1971, while the Modeselektor album features Thom Yorke on a couple of tracks and works in places as a neat Berlin companion piece to “The King Of Limbs”.
Just writing something about the Mikal Cronin album for Wild Mercury Sound in the next issue of Uncut, by the way. And one more thing: it may be worth reiterating that these playlists merely document the records we’ve played in the office, and don’t automatically constitute any kind of endorsement. I like most things here, but not everything. Thanks.
1 The Amazing – Gentle Stream (Subliminal Sounds)
2 The Ann Steel Album – Roberto Cacciapaglia (Half Machine)
3 Peter Astor – Songbox (Second Language)
4 Mark Fry – I Lived In Trees (Second Language)
5 PG Six – Starry Mind (Drag City)
6 Various Artists – T Bone Burnett Presents The Speaking Clock Revue: Live From The Beacon Theatre (Shout Factory)
7 Various Artists – The Lost Notebooks Of Hank Williams (Legacy)
8 Wild Flag – Wild Flag (Wichita)
9 Jeffrey Lewis – A Turn In The Dream: Songs (Rough Trade)
10 Iceage – New Brigade (Abeano)
11 Jean-Claude Vannier – Roses Rouge Sang (Twisted Nerve)
12 Modeselektor – Monkeytown (Monkeytown)
13 Various Artists – Chicago Soul: Electric Blues Funk & Soul (Soul Jazz)
14 Various Artists – Fabric Live 59: Four Tet (Fabric)
15 David Bowie – Heathen (ISO/Columbia)
16 Mikal Cronin – Mikal Cronin (Trouble In Mind)
